Arcadia Yachts has announced that the fourth unit in its 31.5-metre Arcadia A105 series has been sold to a repeat client who has previously owned a 23.9-metre A85. According to BOATPro, the yacht will be delivered to her Turkish owner in the first half of 2023.
The yard has also announced that its entire line of yachts, including the new 29.3-metre A96, is now under construction and five yachts will leave the yard in the coming months.
Read More/Listen up: On board the silent Arcadia A105The deliveries in the coming months include three 18.6-metre Sherpa 60s, two 23.9-metre Sherpa 80s and an A85.
The fourth A105 was sold in partnership with Istanbul-based Tezmarin, a Turkish dealer which also collaborated with the yard on the sale of a new Sherpa 80.
A statement from the yard said that many of its most recent orders were for clients in Turkey, the Balearics and Australia and went on to note that its recent efforts to expand into new territories had proved successful under the leadership of chief commercial officer Francesco Frediani.
The A105 is characterised by a six-cabin layout and a strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, evident in the full-height windows in the saloon, which slide open to allow airflow, and a generous al fresco cockpit and sundeck. Solar panels fitted to the yacht's exterior allow the A105 to supply electricity to power its hotel load, promising a quieter and smoother onboard experience.
Arcadia will launch the A96 in the second half of 2023, rounding out a full fleet of offerings from the Italian yard.